Short Overview: Charles Daniels (Bill Hader) attempts to film a commercial in an impoverished village, asking for 39-cent charitable donations. Three ex-convicts (Kenan Thompson, Eddie Murphy, Will Ferrell) attempt to scare a group of teens (Mikey Day, Marcello ...
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Charles Daniels (Bill Hader) attempts to film a commercial in an impoverished village, asking for 39-cent charitable donations. Three ex-convicts (Kenan Thompson, Eddie Murphy, Will Ferrell) attempt to scare a group of teens (Mikey Day, Marcello ... Inmates (Donald Glover, Kenan Thompson, Chris Redd) trade stories while working as customer service agents.
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Two employees (Chris Rock, Kenan Thompson) apologize to their co-workers after being fired. In this Cut for Time sketch, a commercial advertises an alternative to
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- Charles Daniels (Bill Hader) attempts to film a commercial in an impoverished village, asking for 39-cent charitable donations.
- Three ex-convicts (Kenan Thompson, Eddie Murphy, Will Ferrell) attempt to scare a group of teens (Mikey Day, Marcello ...
- Inmates (Donald Glover, Kenan Thompson, Chris Redd) trade stories while working as customer service agents.
- Two employees (Chris Rock, Kenan Thompson) apologize to their co-workers after being fired.
- In this Cut for Time sketch, a commercial advertises an alternative to
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